The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-02-11
Focal affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

81 TIE A<VNALo.
Mrs. Winchester has rented her farm, nca
Cieswell, TO Mr.. John Harvard.
Canvas back ducks are worth IS q pair {;
red heads 81 and black heads IS cents, at Havr,
de Grace.
The February Term of the Circuit Court fol-
Rarford county will begin at Bel Air next Mon
day, Feb. 18th.
The ladies Of the Mountain Christian
Church cleared s75 81 at the oyster supper held
by them at Scaiff's Shops.
The concert by the Smith Family, in the
Court House, Bel Air, Tuesday night, was well
attended. The singing was good and gave
pleasure 10 the audience.
Judge Henry Clay Dallam, a relative of Mr..
John 8. Dallam, of Bel Air, is critically i'll al
his residence In Baltimore.
Mr.. John ". Bilingslea has rented S
farm near Forest Hill TO Mr.. Edward Cook, and
will sell his stock and farming implements at
public sale, March LIST.
The public sale of property Of Mr.. Philip g.
Hawkins, at Churchvile, will take place on
Wednesday, February esd The date was err
roneously printed last week.
Hon. Edwin II. Webster and VIM. NJ. Ma
rine, ESQ.,, of This county, have been elected di-
rectors of the Francis Scott Key Monument
Association" Of Baltimore city.
Jessie Brown, colored, who is charged, at
Westminster, Md, with numbering her infant
child, is said to be the daughter Of Rev. Mr..
Brown, formerly pastor of Ames A. NJ. E.
Church, Bel Air.
Smith Collins, coored, has leased from Mrs.
WIN. Jeffery, for a term of five years, lot
fronting ID feet on Main street, adjoining Mr..
Jas. P. Whalands store, Bel Air, and intends to
build barber shop upon 1t.
Extensive preparations were made for the
grand charity ball, at the City Hall, navrc de
Grace, Thursday night A supper was held in
one of the lower rooms, over which a number
OF well known ladies presided
Washington Lee, q well-known colored
man, formerly slave of the late sheriff, James
A. Cover, and for many years past employed by
DR.. w. W. Hopkins, died Wednesday. Ills age
was over so years-Hdcre de Grace Republican.
"A petition to Governor Lloyd to pardon w.
H. Richardson, editor OF the Peoples Voice, con.
victed for libel Of Judge Fowler and sentenced
to two years in Jail, has been signed by about
80 residents of Rcisterstown and vicinity.
MIR. II. B. Bruins, who lives on the road
leading from Stockton to Jerusalem Mills, in
tends TO sell al public sale, on Saturday, Feb
10Th, all of his horses, cows, farming imple-
ments, &c, with view to removing to Balti.
more for the purpose of engaging in business
Governor Lloyd has appointed Col. John
Carroll Walsh, of Hartford county, as one OF the
delegates from Maryland to the eighth national
convention of the American Agricultural and
Dairy Association, which met in New York city
February 8 and 0.
On Thursday, Feb. nth, Mr.. Thos. C..
Kearns will sell at public sale, at his farm, on
the road leading from Pylesville to Clermont
Mills, stock and farming implements. He will
also offer for sale his farm of III acres, with
good improvements.
We are indebted to the courtesy of Mr.. W.
8. Forwood, Jr., OF the committee of the Mary.
land Democratic Association of the District Of
Columbia, for a complimentary ticket to lec-
ture to be delivered in Washington, under the
auspices of the association, by Hon. Thomas z.
Weeks, of Baltimore.